14 homes found new owners in Hopatcong, Sparta and Jefferson.
Five homes sold in Hopatcong last week, six went in Sparta and three in Jefferson, according to Garden State MLS. Here's a look at what came off the market:
These cars will help you carry items for your next project.
The weather is finally getting warmer, the sun is shining, spring is here—and that means it's time for spring projects. But as you're heading to Home Depot, Cerbo's Parsippany Greenhouses and Garden Center or Cerbo Hardware and Lumber, you're going to need a vehicle with room to carry all those materials home with you. So instead of assuming you're OK with carrying those wood planks on your lap, we've got five vehicles with plenty of room to carry those project materials for your next great work on the house. Listings and photos from Cars.com and AOL Autos. 1. 2013 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 LT — New — $53,315 From Cars.com: This diesel-powered cab car pickup may weigh 9,500 pounds on its own, but it also has an overall length of 225 inches…
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Cablevision sells 41 venues to Ridgefield, Conn. chain.
Bow Tie Cinemas of Ridgefield, Conn. announced it has purchased 41 Clearview Cinema theaters from Cablevision, a published report said Monday. With the acquisition, which will make Bow Tie the nation’s number 8 exhibition company, Bow Tie vows to pay for “key upgrades that are designed to enhance the movie-going experience,” including digital and 3D projection, according to a report on the website Deadline.com. Clearview currently has 26 theaters in New Jersey, the report said. Cablevision bought the venues in 1998 and put the chain up for sale last year. The companies didn’t disclose the sale price, the report said. For a full list of Clearview properties, click here.
9:12 am on Monday, May 6, 2013
Welp, I took advantage of the discounted tickets and definitely the free Tuesday night movies during the summer months. I really can't see paying full price for a movie now especially since I haven't seen a good movie since Forest Gump. Time to do some shopping. more ›
Debbie Gibson, Jerry Lawler, Patty Duke among stars at annual Chiller Theater event.
The Sheraton Hotel in Parsippany played host to all sorts of creatures, musicians and celebrities in the annual Chiller Theater event this weekend. A constant flow of attendees from all over the area came to meet, be photographed with and get autographs from stars of television, movies and video. Also on hand were numerous vendors selling everything from T-shirts to voodoo dolls to jewelry. Some guests also dressed in costumes to share in the experience.
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Seven homes found new owners this week in Hopatcong and Sparta.
Four homes sold in Hopatcong last week and three went in Sparta, according to Garden State MLS. Here's a look at what came off the market:
Final hearing on a 4.1 percent increase for state's second largest utility.
The sixth and final hearing on a request for a rate increase by the state’s second largest utility company met with a mix of praise and criticism for Jersey Central Power & Light Wednesday at Freehold Township’s Town Hall. JCP&L, fresh off widespread criticism for its handling of superstorm Sandy and the nor’easter that followed, is seeking a 4.1 percent increase in the rates it charges its 1.1 million customers – many of whom were without power for up to two weeks after this winter’s storms. The Morristown-based company is seeking to recoup the $630 million it spent on repairs following Sandy. It has petitioned the state regulatory board — the Board of Public Utilities — which has held hearings throughout JCP&L’s coverage area since the …
5:29 am on Sunday, April 28, 2013
@Ed Ramirez - I can barely afford to have electricity now! I am very conservative with usage! 7 watt night lights illuminate the rooms - lights are used sparingly and turned off when leaving an area- yet my cost well outweighs my usage! JCP&L's infrastructure is obsolete! As defined in wikipedia - "infrastructure is technical structures that support a society - electrical grids, … more ›
Online sales tax could arrive as part of the 2014 federal budget.
The U.S. Senate on Monday moved forward on a bill that would allow for the collection of sales taxes on items bought online, pushing forward legislation that is is designed to level the playing field for online and offline businesses — but it might create challenges for small merchants who sell across the state lines. According to a Huffington Post report, the bill -- known as the Marketplace Fairness Act -- would enable businesses to collect sales tax on online purchases and send them to the state where the buyer resides. A 1992 Supreme Court decision allows for the tax on online sales, but only if the purchaser voluntarily sends the tax to his or her state tax agency. The issue is a top priority for cash-strapped state and local …
Memorial Day relaunch targeted for the fire decimated is business fast approaching.
It seems like the news of popular eatery Pub 199 burning to the ground happened yesterday. But despite the three-alarm electrical fire that in Jan. a.m. collapsed the roof and the floors, owner George Markou said he planned to be open for business by Memorial Day. Pub 199 was known far and wide for its surf and turf, and for its extensive collection of stuffed game animals and animal heads that created the pub’s unique dining experience. We want to know if you plan on checking out the reborn Pub 199 when they start selling clams and lobsters again.
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2:43 pm on Saturday, April 27, 2013
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Whippany business has fighters from 6 years old to professionals fighting around the world.
In an unassuming storefront in the back of the Pine Shopping Plaza, Route 10, Whippany, the AMA Fight Club trains world-class mixed martial arts and UFC fighters. But they also work with students from as young as 3 to entire families developing their bodies and their minds. Owner Mike Constantino has trained in martial arts his entire life and started training others when he was just 19 years old. “I started working as a tactical training instructor working with military, martial artists and law enforcement personnel,“ he said. While Constantino was traveling around the country as a trainer, he had a sense that he had something special to offer and decided to open his own school. AMA Fight Club provides training in a number of martial …
4:59 pm on Monday, April 22, 2013
Call us at 973.884.5995 or visit us at www.TRAINatAMA.com for a FREE Trial!!! Men - Women - Children ages 3 and up - Beginners Welcome! BJJ - Muay Thai - MMA more ›
Nine homes found new owners in Hopatcong and Sparta.
Three homes sold in Hopatcong last week and six went in Sparta, according to Garden State MLS. Here's a look at what came off the market:
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8:31 am on Sunday, May 5, 2013
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